Review of the 13 Colonies
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- Q1The Pilgrims sailed over onthe Pintathe Ninathe Mayflowerthe Santa Maria10sEditDelete
- Q2What is a written grant by a country's legislative or sovereign power, by which an institution such as a or city is created and its rights and privileges defined?totalitariancharterTreaty of ParisDeclaration of Independence30sEditDelete
- Q3Why was the colony of Massachusetts founded?for gold and silverfor religious and economic freedomfor indentured servants to livefor economic and political reasons20sEditDelete
- Q4Who was the founder of Pennsylvania?William JosephWilliam PennThomas HookerWilliam Rogers20sEditDelete
- Q5Which colony split in two?the CarolinasMexicoNew YorkJamestown10sEditDelete
- Q6No Work = No Food was who's policy?William PennKing John IIJohn SmithNative Americans10sEditDelete
- Q7What crop did Virginia colonists start produce and then sold to Europeans?tobaccocorngrapeswheat10sEditDelete
- Q8What region does this image represent?The New England ColoniesThe Southern ColoniesThe Inner ColoniesThe Middle Colonies10sEditDelete
- Q9What religious group were English Reformed Protestants in the 16th and 17th centuries who sought to "purify" the Church of England from its "Catholic" practices?QuakersPilgrimsProtestantsPuritans30sEditDelete
- Q10Increasing the money in a country's treasure by creating a favorable balance of trade is known asmercantilismMayflower CompactcharterTotalitarianism20sEditDelete
- Q11the movement of food, animals, and diseases between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres is known asthe Slave Tradethe Columbian ExchangeThe Black DeathThe Stock Exchange20sEditDelete
- Q12This picture representsthe Southern ColoniesThe Middle ColoniesThe Inner Coloniesthe New England Colonies10sEditDelete
- Q13What country claimed land and colonized along the east coast of the New World in the Americas?SpainPortugalEnglandGermany20sEditDelete
- Q14What region is represented in the green on this map?The New England Coloniesthe MIddle Coloniesthe MIddle ColoniesThe Inner Colonies20sEditDelete
